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lnk July 25, 2012 04:58

Question about mesh copy for periodic geometry at CFX
 
Hi everyone,

Thanks for your time to look at my question. I have periodic geometry. I'd like to generate mesh by ICEM only to one and then copy the mesh to the others by CFX. May I ask how to copy mesh?

Best regards and many thanks again,
lnk

ghorrocks July 25, 2012 18:26

In CFX-Pre use the mesh transform options. In that you have options to copy the mesh or to move it. In your case copy it to create copies, and you also have tolerances to allow it to merge it to adjacent meshes.

lnk July 26, 2012 08:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by ghorrocks (Post 373576)
In CFX-Pre use the mesh transform options. In that you have options to copy the mesh or to move it. In your case copy it to create copies, and you also have tolerances to allow it to merge it to adjacent meshes.


Thanks for your answer. What about I do it at ICEM? Is there any difference?

By the way, I didn't find that button at CFX-Pre. Could you tell me where is it?

Best,
lnk

ghorrocks July 26, 2012 19:20

Yes, you can do it in ICEM as well.

Daniel Frederik May 9, 2014 10:43

I am transforming my mesh translational. I dont know why but it doesnt accept it as one entire volume when i copy them. Gluing adjacent meshes didnt work. I have also set peridiocities in ICM (don't know if that was necessary). But what can I do that i have not isolated volumes?

ghorrocks May 10, 2014 08:16

When you translate a mesh in CFX-Pre you can set it to glue the meshes together - but this requires the mesh on the matching faces to be EXACTLY the same. Even a small difference in a single node will cause it to fail.

Alternately you can use a multi body part in ANSYS meshing or single surfaces separating multiple body points in ICEM.


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